CEP810 SIG Project Video Technology

This is an article published by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics offering tips for tutors. Most of these could also be applied when creating videos to post online for students to use as well.

This website has a large bank of resources for teachers. The videos and resources that I previewed seem to try to incorporate a variety of learning styles and thinking skills. Most of this site focuses on lessons and resources for teachers, but these could be alternative methods for re-teaching or tutoring students as well.

This website has a very large amount of math tutorials listed in an organized manner on almost anything mathematical. The tutorials are completed on a piece of paper with verbal instruction so they're not terribly fancy, but they are complete and easy to find and understand. I like this website because the tutorials are for secondary mathematics rather than elementary.

This short video explains how to upload a video to YouTube.

This is a collection of videos at multiple levels to re-teach/explain a variety of mathematical topics.

Tips to help parents determine whether their child needs tutoring and what type of tutoring may be best.

Khan Academy has tutorials and practice for many different levels of mathematics. The students can earn rewards through completing the different levels to varying degrees. The program allows the teacher to monitor students' progress and the students can work on specific tutorials or randomly.

This is a great video to teach someone how to create videos using a document camera - created by a teacher!